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archival print on watercolor paper
297 × 420 mm, edition 6
part of the odys series
video installation and DVD box set
2001 - 2004
vinyl text on gallery wall, Union Gallery UW-Milwaukee, for group exhibition "Interface: Meetings of Art and Technology" from Jan 26 - Feb 20 2015
click ALL SIZES, is an animated gif!!!!
spac.altervista.org/ipod_clouds/
iPod Clouds aka I still believe in ASCII art aka My girlfriend sees iPods in the sky
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Web typography? Sounds good, but looks awful! How to recognise poor web typography? Why is it that micro-typography on the Internet lags centuries behind? What is the connection between text lines and Laurel & Hardy? Why is web typography actually a misleading designation?
This newspaper tells in a nutshell what designers should keep in mind when deciding on typography for web users, including key design-elements and often overlooked facts.
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Edgar Allan Poe
typographical portrait
by Kenneth Rougeau
This portrait of author Edgar Allan Poe was created using the writer's own words, specifically a selection from The Cask of Amontillado. This image is part of the In Your Own Words collection of text based portraiture.
generatively processed ASCII image
part of 'abstract machines of faciality'
archival print on watercolor paper, 1999 - 2004
1189 x 841 mm, edition 3
I've always been fascinated by ASCII art ever since my pre-world-wide-web days (yes, children, there was life before MySpace). This is an experiment with ASCII art from one of my photos. Looks better large.
generatively processed ASCII image
part of 'abstract machines of faciality'
archival print on watercolor paper, 1999 - 2004
841 x 594 mm, edition 5
Created using the full text of Barack Obama's victory speech and a part of his "official" poster as the base canvas, together with one of my ascii-art algorithms.
This time I used a different technique, so you have to see the full size [2195 x 2646] to enjoy your eyes ;-)
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digitally manipulated image
part of 'abstract machines of faciality'
archival print on watercolor paper, 1999 - 2004
1189 x 841 mm, edition 3
Photo converted with bmp2ascii-1.2 using a windoze font. The program converts any photo using the printable characters on your keyboard.
generatively processed ASCII image
part of 'abstract machines of faciality'
archival print on watercolor paper, 1999 - 2004
841 x 594 mm, edition 5
generatively processed ASCII image
part of 'abstract machines of faciality'
archival print on watercolor paper, 1999 - 2004
841 x 594 mm, edition 5
Friedrich Nietzsche
typographical portrait
by Kenneth Rougeau
This portrait of Friedrich Nietzsche was created using the existential philosopher's own words, specifically a selection from Beyond Good And Evil. This image is part of the In Your Own Words collection of text based portraiture.